Cancer research is at a standstill. Contemporary scientists are taking non-proactive approaches, leaning on chemotherapy and radiation for standard of care. The incurability of this disease seems to have become tacitly accepted dogma, and the quest for a definitive cure is gradually being abandoned. Research appears to be focused solely on finding drugs that will alleviate the symptoms. Russian chemist and author Tamara Lebedewa is offering an alternative theory, one that has been disregarded by Establishment science. But when sorting through the landfill of hastily and ruthlessly dismissed scientific ideas, Ms. Lebedewa's theory is one that actually looks plausible. Doctors presume that cancer cells originate from the body itself and that cancer risk cannot be completely eliminated. But her experiments confirm the opposite: the cancer pathogen is a parasite. More specifically, the aggressive trichomonad, a parasitic, widespread single-celled organism that disguises itself as the body's own cell. Now, if cancer is indeed caused by parasites, then it can be treated preventively! Lebedewa is fighting science with science! The mountains of researched information and empirical evidence part to reveal an insightful work that resurrects the debate, restores credibility to stalled research, and subverts the authority of orthodox medicine. But what Ms. Lebedewa really wants most of all is to help. Based on her findings, she has developed a therapy regime which will reduce the risk of cancer, support healing, and above all, combat the fear of this threatening disease.



TAMARA LEBEDEWA, born in 1938, originally a successful chemist, was appointed manager in a research institute at the age of 28, starting in 1982, as head of the future technologies department. Since 1989, she has been conducting her own research in the field of pathogenic microorganisms, mainly in Moscow, and has applied for patents on three discoveries in this area. The total circulation of Tamara Lebedewa's books is over 500,000 copies worldwide.



What doctors have to say about Tamara Lebedewa:



"Enderlein, Weber and Clark were not 100% convincing, but Tamara Lebedewa's hypothesis is. It is very coherent and is based on the fact that the researcher has managed to demonstrate that trichomonads exist in all [...] cancerous tissue. Lebedeva points out that trichomonads have important characteristics in common with a cancer cell. For example, their ability to produce energy from fermentation while being incapable of utilizing oxygen, and the fact of having "tumor genes" (we call these tumor markers, and they are used diagnostically as well, in conventional medicine), not to mention the property of being able to adopt camouflage in order to protect themselves from human and animal immune systems. They also have a strange resistance to radioactivity, which not only does not harm them, but actually promotes their growth."

Dr. Peter Rothdach, Munich



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"I am grateful that Ms. Lebedewa has helped me more closely understand the essential nature of cancer. Many patients have shown positive results since we started taking her findings into account in our treatment programs."

Dr. Petra Wiechel, Director of the Swiss Mountain Clinic, January 2020